Sports Medicine
Program at a Glance
Sports Medicine is a four-year, allied health-based program for students interested in pursuing careers such as athletic training, exercise physiology, physical fitness instruction, as well as other careers related to therapeutic rehabilitation.
The course includes theory and practical applications in the following areas: anatomy and physiology, study of human movement, first aid, CPR, emergency procedures, nutrition, medical terminology, and career exploration. Graduates of the Exercise Science program will possess the skills and competencies required for entry level employment as well as a foundation for pursuing post-secondary education.
Eligible students earn college credits and/or industry valued credential(s): CPR, Basic Life Support certification and college credit.
What You Will Learn
This rigorous program will engage students in college-level coursework that includes:
- Anatomy & Physiology I & II
- Dynamics of Sports Medicine
- Physiology
- Biomechanics
- Methods and procedures in Applied Exercise and Therapeutic Rehab
- Nutrition
- First Aid/CPR/AED
- Medical Terminology
- Resume Writing & Interviewing Skills
- Work-Based Learning
Career Pathways
Upon graduation, students may pursue entry level employment or enroll in post-secondary healthcare programs to pursue degrees related to the sports medicine professions.
Sample Careers
- Physical Therapist
- Physical Therapist Assistant
- Personal Trainer
- Athletic Trainer
- Occupational Therapist
Curriculum Outline